In April, the Moreton Bay Multihull Championship was very successful for Stealth catamarans.
At The Gold Coast, in races down to Burleigh Heads and back.
Coconuts won every race convincingly!!
The 29th Bay Regatta is set to begin tomorrow — running 18–22 February 2026 — and once again this celebrated event will bring a fleet of boats and sailors together for four days of thrilling coastal racing and cruising around some of Southern Thailand’s most spectacular waters. This annual regatta, a highlight of the Asian…
With many thanks to the Owner of Bliss2, Mark Thorberrow, for this testimonial and details on the sail to Hong Kong. The Customer’s Brief. The brief I gave to Alan Carwardine and Roger Diggelmann was to build me the fastest 13.2 Stealth you can make. I was involved in building the 2nd Balance 526, and…
The 29th Bay regatta was held from the 28th to the 22nd February, with six Stealth performance catamarans entered into two divisions, OMR Multihulls and Cruising Multihulls. “The four-day sailing trek throughout Phang Nga Bay focuses on fun. Attracting the serious, the not-so-serious, and the not-at-all-serious “racing” sailors, the regatta appeals to those who enjoy…
High-Performance Sailing in Moreton Bay The 2026 Moreton Bay Multihull Regatta delivered perfect racing conditions, with steady breeze, open water, and a competitive fleet pushing hard across Queensland’s iconic sailing grounds. Among the standout performers were the Stealth Performance Catamarans “Coconuts” and “Cut Snake”, showcasing the speed, agility, and precision that define the Stealth range….
Dreams to come true. Asia Catamarans launch another Stealth Performance Catamaran, a 13.2, aptly named “Stealth Mode”, with the Australian owner here to meet his new boat. After a few days of showers and high winds, the day of launch for Stealth Mode could not have been better. The Gods were kind. There was no…
Join Dougal and Jen Jackson, owner of the Stealth “Haruki”, as he tells us about the last two years sailing a Stealth Performance Catamaran. The past two and a bit years since launching Haruki have been wild. We’ve managed to spend around 12 months total living on board, basing Haruki in Phuket and flying in…